The Local Configuration Manager (LCM) is the heart of configuration management in PowerShell DSC. The LCM is like an OS agent that receives the configuration document in the form of a MOF, enacts it, monitors that configuration for any drift, and finally, corrects the drift when configured to do so. As you go forward in this book, a good understanding of the LCM is a must to be able to troubleshoot issues that you may observe during a DSC enact or in overall configuration management. Being this important, the LCM certainly deserves ...
3. The Local Configuration Manager
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